In my case it turned out that drools workbench was too much for non-tech folks. They were from operations and they felt that guided rule, guided decision tables, etc are something that won't be comfortable with and cumbersome to work with. Their job was to add rules and the main problem is that the number… Continue reading Dynamic drools rules
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Drools – Calling the KIE Server
In the previous post we learned to write rules and setup KIE server. Now it's time to integrate with it and insert our fact data. Make sure your instances of KIE server and Drools Workbench are up and running. ➜ ~ docker ps CONTAINER ID IMAGE COMMAND CREATED STATUS PORTS NAMES aa3b6f28e060 my-kie:latest "./start_kie-server.…" 3… Continue reading Drools – Calling the KIE Server
Drools – Workbench and KIE Server
Recently I needed to look over drools and I will go over what I learned in a series of posts. This is the first one. Its aim is focused on practicality rather than theoretical learnings. Drools is a business rule engine. This means when you need rules in your application your mind should at least… Continue reading Drools – Workbench and KIE Server
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